Copper Dam of Shah Alam Bahadur(AD1707-12) of Elichpur Mint KM341.1

Shah Alam Bahadur(AH1119-1124/1707-1712AD), Copper Dam, Obv: Shah Alam sikka mubarak, Rev: Zarb elichpur,(KM # 341.1), 19.46 Gms, 21.54 x 22.83mm, Very Fine, Scarce.

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Introducing the Copper Dam of Shah Alam Bahadur, minted between 1707 and 1712 AD at the Elichpur Mint, this exquisite coin holds historical significance as a representation of the Mughal Empire during a transformative period. Weighing 19.46 grams and measuring approximately 21.54 x 22.83 mm, this coin features an impressive obverse inscription, “Shah Alam sikka mubarak,” and a reverse detailing “Zarb elichpur,” confirming its authenticity and origin (KM # 341.1).

In very fine condition, this copper dam is not only a rare find but also an excellent addition for collectors seeking pieces from the Mughal era. The coin’s age, combined with its unique attributes, makes it a highly collectible item, reflecting the artistry and historical relevance of its time. With limited availability, it stands out as a potential future rare item. While this coin does not come with certification, its provenance is rooted in its historical and cultural significance.

Enhance your collection with this remarkable piece that echoes the legacy of Shah Alam Bahadur, a testament to the rich history of Indian coinage.

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